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Alexandria Affairs.

1SepOrted TOT the EVENING STAR
The MINOR CITY ELECTIoN.-The choice OF minor
officers OF the city IS biennial occasion OF special
interest here and last night the council hail was
Weigher OF Hay Atcheson Town CLOCK Keeper La.
than, Medical Dispenser Entwisle, Fire Chier
Creighton, Fire Wardens Harlow, French,
Wheat, and SmOOt and JaI1tOr Nightingale were
unanimously reelected. Cornelius Cox was unan-
imously chosen city surveyor, vice Newly, there
clans of the poor are DIS. oBrien Fairfax, Jones,
and Snowden. the latter not being a candidate for
reelection. Drs. Birdsall, Ashby, Thos. Gibson,
ted, and Dr. w. G. Asnby, DR.. e. w. Birdsall, DR..
M. O'Brien, and Dr. Il. III. Jones were chosen with
Dr. Birdsall as health officer, vice DR.. Jones. The
election OF captain, lieutenant and fifteen police
men was then taken up. Capt. James Webster was
unanimously elected For lieutenant OF police the
vote stood; 1t. j. Smith, IA; Officer b. f. Bettice s.
The election for policemen then proceeded and
on the first ballot fourteen were chosen follows:
VIM. c. Brenner, Joshua Sherwood, jeremiah
Ticer RollO Henry, Patrick Hayes, VIM. ii. BOntz
VIM. Z. Grady, stephen Taylor, JAS. McCuen, VIM.
II. Price Geo. W. jones' the three last named being
new men. After four more ballots B. +. Bettice
was elected the fifteenth officer. The readymen
or substitutes of the police were then chosen as
follows: 1st, Banner L. Young; I'd, b. Mccain;
Sd, A. j. Beach, and 4th, ThoS. Hayes. And the
convention adjourned
THE MURDER TKIAL-The trial of Douglas Kid
well and the other men indicted for the murder OF
George Wertenbaker at ST. Asaph Junction, on the
9th OF July last, was resumed to-day at the Cor
poratlOn Court: The morning was occupied in the
presentation Of additional evidence for the prose-
cutiOn. The prosecution closed, and after some
evidence for defense the argument to the jury was
opened by Mr.. Marbury Tor the prosecution.
MessrS. Greene and Brent followed, and it is ex-
pected that the case will be given TO the jury be-
fore sunset.
NoTEs.-Mr. John Shuster, who resides near
Mount Vernon, and has relatives in Washington,
was found dead in bed here yesterday at SchWab'S
Hotel In the Market Alley. He had recently suf-
Tered very much from the heat.-AmOng the bid
ders for numbering houses here are II. /. Gregory
and II. Baumgarten, OF WashingtOn.-Mrs. Julia
Jennings has Deen badly hurt by falling into the
cellar OF her house, on Henry street.-George
Portner's brewery on Monday night and broke his
arm.
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Soldiers and Sailors.
SOME FACTS ABOUT THE NEW TEMPERANCE HOME 70


SOME FACTS ABOUT THE NEW TEMPERANCE HOME FOR
THEM.
Miss l. 8. Weightman, secretary of the bureau
| OF the department OF the w. c. T. o. in charge Of
work among soldiers and sailors, writes TO THE
STAR In relation to the Temperance Home for Sol
diers and Sailors, 800 Missouri avenue:
'The name .Rehoboth' has not been retained
because it necessitated so much explanation.
This Home established under the auspices OF the
WOman'S Christian Temperance Union, in the de-
the outcome OF deeply-felt necessity for a place
where such men might find reading room and
when desired. lodging, lunch baths, &C, free from
the temptation OF the saloon. While We hope
that In the future the institution may become
SelfSuppOrt1ng yet for the present, we are largely
and we have no fears OF being disappointed. Al
though so lately has the idea been conceived and
put Ia execution thai few know Of 1t, yet we have
been the recipients of number OF gifts. From Gen.
Gibson, OF the arsenal, has come one thousand
neatly printed cards; from soldiers at Soldiers
Home and arsenal some excellent daily and weekly
papers; contribution box, the work Of one OF the
arsenal soldiers; curtain scrim from Trunnel &
Clarke; Bibles from the Bible Society; Gospel
Hymns from Mr.. &. C.. PurSell. Mr. Moses kindly
furnished number Of chairs for at our cedica-
ton services, while others were loaned by the
Central Union Mission. We will be grateful II you
WILL through your valuable columns allow us to ex-
press our thanks for these favorS and also for the
water-coOler loaned by Mr.. Watts Our Home
being now in its infancy and not at all upon its
feet, we most earnestly solicit donations OF money
or OF any household articles. The Is one to
appear ID vi clIiLenS, ARMY ana
Navy. while they stand ready to defend our per-
sons and property, should find us willing TO give
them, as FAR as may be, the home comforts and
influences which they have sacrificed. This is the
aim of this establishment, for we feel that IL Is to
the lack OF thiS that may be largely attributed
the drinking habits which tarniSh the regulations
OF such numbers of our men, The Home Will not
close It's doors to the citizen but will gladly welcome
them to all 1t may have to Offer The Temper
ance Home is In charge Of the bureau OF work de-
partment OF soldiers and Sailors whose officers
as follows: Miss L. Ii. Chase president; Mrs. E.
b. Russell, vice-president; Miss l. s. Weightman,
recording secretary; Mrs. G. LawtOn Morgan,
corresponding secretary; Miss Lena Hansman,
treasurer; Mrs. Agnes Rowan, chaplain and resi-
dent matrOn.n
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Affair. I'm West Washington.

AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE-ThOS. Downing,
auctioneer, sold on Monday, at public auction, to
ThOS. j. stanton, lots IA and 10, in Gordon and
BOulware's subdivision Of the Nichols property,
each fronting % feet on the north side OF p or
west street, between Congress and High streets,
by depth OF ITO feet. The price paid by Mr..
stanton was $50 per front foot. 1t Is Mr. StantOnS
intention TO erect upon this property two resi-
denceS.
MISUNDERSTANDING of the failure OF the
dead-animal wagon to put In an appearance here
when needed are kept up. A dead dog OF large
Size mas been allowed to remain at the corner OF
27th and streets since Sunday.-Tar, from bar
relS on the lot corner StOddard and washington
streets, has run into the CUTTERS and gets on the
SHOES OF Observation-Disclosures the car tracks Of
the metropolitan line at the corner OF 32d and
streets, pool OF stagnant water has been permit
TED TO remain for some days past, owing to the
bad condition OF the paving between the tracks
street. from street to the canal, has been COM
pleted. Work will be resumed in q short while
upon the lower end OF 31st street.
SHIPPING NEwS-SchOOner George nj. Adams ar
rived to-day with 1000 tons OF ice from Kenne-
Dec.-Schooner Annie F. kranz cleared to-day
with LOCO tons OF coal for observation-disclosures An
ME +. COnlon arrived with 1000 tons OF ice from
kennebec-SchOOner 9. NJ. Bird cleared with 800
tons OF coal for New Bedford
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT A.
M.-Great Falls, temperature, S3; condition, :}3;
receiving reservoir, temperature sc; condition at
north connection, Is; condition at south cOnnec-
ton, 80; distributing neutrality-suspicious., So;
condition at inf1uent te-hOuse, SO; condition at
emuent gate-hOuSe, SO. High-tide In the river to-
day at 7:27 a M lOw-tide at 2:16 p. m.
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HE VIRGINIA CONSTRUCTION CONPANY.-At the
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Wiz.
glnia Construction Company, held at Richmond
yesterday, the following directors were elected
o.; y. race, I. Z. Leake, IT,, A. 8. Buford, K. ID.
CHRISTIAN, I. Z. Williams, and JOS. Bryan, OF Rich
mona and d. I: Porter, John Overton, Jr., and T.
y. Latnam, of Memphis. The Officers elected were
J.. h Pace, president; T. c. Leake 1r., vice-presl.
aent and general manager; E. D. Christian, sec.
ohn vice-president; X. II. Temple, chief engineer;
. b Snead, secretary, and Paul L Jones, treas.
efer: The company has recently Increased its
Saplta stock 70 100000, most OF which has
Deen taken by Richmond and Memphis capitalisfS
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KILLED HIMSELF BECAUSE HIS DOG DIED-The
family OF John Harp, the gardener ut the Bryn
Mawr Hotel, Pennsylvania, had a shepherd dog OF
which they were very fond. The especial care OF
the dog was committed to Allan, the sXteen-year-
old son OF Mr.. Harp, who was greatly attached TO
the animal and had rOmped and played with him
for two years. Monday the dog died and young
Allan was greatly affected He paid q mournful
tribute to his pet by digging neat grave In the
garden PACK OF the house, and even prepared
thereon. Monday evening the report OF a pistol
was heard by the family and later the dead body
OF Allan was found lying across the newly-made
grave OF the dog, bullet having passed through
his brain. The night hand clutched revolver and
all the Indications point TO q case OF attachment
and bereavement for a dumb beast probably with
out a parallel.
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Killed by the Lightning.

DR. WOLVERTON AND MRS. ENT THE VICTIMS
special to the Baltimore american from Prin-
cess Anne July 19, says: "a heavy thunder storm,
accompanied by wind and ra1n passed over this
section about O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
wind doing some damage to the growing crops
and blowing down trees. The storm was seyerest
IN the northern part OF the county, along the
W1comico River. On the farm OF Jas. Emf, at the
dwelling-house, killing Mrs. Emf and DR.. Wolver-
ton instantly, and stunning Mr. Ent. When the
storm was first seen the family were in the sum-
mer Kitchen, which is detached from and about 20
leet from the main building. Mr.. Ent, his wife,
Two children, and Dr. WOlvertOn started from the
Kitchen toward the house, and had just reached
tne door, when the lightning struck the chimney
The house, and de Ent oown NJ the corner OF
killing them Instantly. Mr.. Ent was temporarily
stunned, but soon recovered. The children were
uninJured. DR.. WOlvertOn was a resident or Tren-
ton, j., but for some months past has been visit
Ing the Ent family. He was widOwer with no
children. Mrs Ent leaves two or three small chill
dren."
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NORDEUTsCHER LLOYD 8. 9. 90
Fast Express steamers
To Southampton london, davrel Bremen.
Aller, We'd July "a, III AIN. Elbe, We'd, Aug. 3
5 a m; werra, We'd. Aug. lo, 8 80 an. Ems Sat,
Aug. l3. noon; Elder We'd. Aug IL, 8 - m; Tave.
Wed. Aug. "a. $50 a. m.
Comfortable staterooms, excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices lat cabin, 100 up
wards BERTH according 10 location; I'd cabin. e60a
berth; steerage 1t low rates. Apply 20
jy20 L. y. DkOoP. 915 Penn. ava
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District OF Columbia, Delaware, Mary.
land and Virginia, stationary temperature, east
eriy shifting TO sOutherly winds, fair weather.
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UNUSUAL ADVANTAGES.

UNUSUAL ADVANTAGES.
SEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY u BRorgrp,
PRI0R a TO TAKING ANIMAL INVENTORY OF
AGES" IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
EENS, REDUCED TO 25c. 'A
"RARE BARGAINS" IN PLAIN AND FIGURED
INDIA SILKS. AT &C, S5C. AND 81.
EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEE, Examine, BA-
nEIEn AMP S}G MHLL ROBES. AT ''GREATLY RE-
sSkAHs1 sATiN RHAbh HnA AM HS6 6or aRds.
BLACK AND CoLORED FAiLi.E FRI FRANCAISE AZ AND
CLOSING PRicEs'' on PAka S oES 81 Sun UNI
,od bR ELIAS sR IM WRAPS AND JACKETS.
NEW SIR chtBbA casahEk hsl GEb 5Sf SER11s
SHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY -
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS" IN INDIA CRINKLES
SCOTCH GlNGHAMS AND IMPORTED WHITE
ALL-W0OL SERGES FOX MouNrAiNSG H sSBBIITTss-
CREAM AND IVORY WHITE ALL-WOOi TENNIS
AND CRICKET CLOTHS FROM soc To ~ 10
SCOTCH MAUDS AND TRAVELLING SHAWIS
NEW ALLrWOOl. SUMNER BLANKETS
BEST M Va OF GAUZE AND SUMMER
Nos ANb KID d IL HOSIERY HANDKERCHlEFs
e. PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRIcEa
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING
Ge.1on1neo 1o4O. jy16
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COLORED PEOPLE AGITATED-SOme agitation
exists among the cOlored people at Atlanta, Ga
over slight to the cOlored teachers by the man
agement OF the Peabody Institute. All the cOlore(
teachers failed to attend yesterday, although GOV
Gordon was present to deliver the opening ad
Ored people fancied that they had been insulte(
by School commissioner Orr, but now realize thei
mistake, and all will go on smoothly as ever.
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EsonAv,ss Asp Dir Snx1so

m. =; ~ - z, oS< " 81 Nv.
on seals watches sewelr Card aud pr1n.
ing seal engraving IN Ill il bixnches Bookbindero
dies koap dies and steel stamp cutting Rubber
stamps for marking and al kinds Of stamping sterI
Gold silver bullion enbroioe ring. kegAiias and 81
kinds Of lodge pAxzpherpalta NM
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CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge Montgomery.
Yesterday, Jas. d. Stillyard; assault; appeal;
recognizance 500; Jno. Moore surety. Jno. Cation,
larceny; arraigned; plea not guilty.
EQUITY COURT-Jud0es Bingham and Merr-ick.
Yesterday, Brown agt McGill; auditors report
Insurance Co. agt. stewart; prayer OF petition OF
Ella B. Stewart refused
POLICE COURT-Jud0e Smell
To-day, Rebecca Jones, diSOrderly conduct; s.
or 10 days VIM. Monroe, profanity; s. or days.
Anna Carroll, do; personal bonds. Win. conway,
LOUD and Doisterous; do Henry A. Burr, cruelty
tol; sc Or 60 days. Lemuel Williams, ARRAY;
collateral forfeited. Geo. Lacey and VIM. Lacey,
assault; do. Say Mandel stern, do; do. John
collateral forfeited John Hunt, colored, assault;
$50 or 90 days.
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Justlce Field, OF the United states Supreme
Court, decides that Mrs Langtry must appear In
court In person In san Francisco II she desires to
perfect her citizenship. Her former Declaration
was made at her residence
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BKrGnrwoop RACES Friday. July ., at 4p.m.

ArB.rN's BOOK DEPARTMENT: Dickens, Is volsI
s5aS; latest novels, 16c. Call for Special Price
List
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4terhc Queen of HeerS.,,-MOerlein's pure
unauthorized Cincinnati Beer is especially
adapted for family use. 75c per doz. Agency, 1905
d ST. NV GIN
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CITY ITEMS.


Footwear Tor Vacation Wear.
Baseball Shoes, with strictly solid leather soles
In black or colOra for Men, Women and Chill
dren, marked down TO 75c CSC. and $1.25. Also,
full line OF Lawn Tents Bicycle and Yachting
and young, at WV. HAHN Co.'S
S16 9TH st. and 1922 Pa. ave.
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MOrell's wholesale and retail, 1874 9th st. n. W.
Fifty fine CIGARS 81 to 81. Ask for "Liederkranz'
loo. cigar. mw,thH
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Excursions.

An excursion will be given by Christ Church
Mission, East Washington, to Colonial Beach, to-
EOrrow, on the steamer ArrOwSmith. The boat
Will leave at half-past O'Clock.
Washington Division, No. 1, g. r. K. of p, will
give an excursion TO River View on the steamer
Mary Washington Friday, the .s22d inst
Iyland Chapel has arranged an excursion to
BAY Ridge Friday.
The sixth annual excursion OF the Baltimore
and Ohio employees, TO be given Friday to Island
PARK, VIII AFFORD a fine opportunity for visiting
the historic and picturesque Harpers Ferry region
and enjoying the salubriOuS air and the pleasures
OF the delightful park ROunu-trip tickets will be
sold from this city for 81 program has been ar
ranged, including speaking and music.
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For spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
60 TO John r. Kelly. stall 62S. 60 and $50 Center
market and 200 and 20s Northern Liberty market
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Arrested in Philadelphia.
J. Z. LYsLE TO BE BROUGHT HERE TO ANSWER CHA
OF SWINpIISG.

y. E. LISLE TO BE BROUGHT HERE TO ANSWER CHARGE
OF SwINDLISG.
For some time this summer there was in the
city well-dreSSed man, representing himself to
be j. E Lysie, an agent OF the Consumers Marble
Co., OF Philadelphia, Pa, with which he had for
merry been connected, but he disappeared from
here last month. About June p Mr. Henry
Brock, Of the congressional Hotel, who had cashed
a draft OF $50 drawn by Iysle on the Consumers
Co and had It returned to him protested, cOmnu-
nicated with Detectives RAN and Carter. These
Officers received Information that the case above
referred 10 was not the only crooked transaction
OF LySle'S. but that he had by similar means Sc
cured from Dalton & Strickland SIS, and from
ThoS- kelleher, of Sth street, $50, and they at
once set about locating him. He was first found
10 be In Richmond and the next they heard OF
him he WAS in Philadelphia The officers had him
Indicted here at once for obtaining money by false
pretense5, and the Indictment was returned June
II, and Information was sent on Saturday to the
United states marshal at Philadelphia, and LySle
Was arrested there yesterday, and, the TACT being
teiegraphed here, the necessary papers were sent
on, and the prisoner Is expected here to-day.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Ansu.cnemts Tonight.

KERNAN's THEATER--Comic opera and Variety
PANORAMA BUTLDISG.-Battle OF Bull Run.
ATHLETIC PARK--ROller Coaster.
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SELLING ORR
CLOSING OUT!
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS

BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS
One thousand yards Crinkled Gnghams (cash value
121t) reduced to ~. New Style Lawns, 5. French
Lawns, finest quality, worth %, reduced to Is.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
Immense assortment of Dress Goods in Plaids,
Checks Stripes and Fancy Styles cash value 25,
duced to 10. Remnants of Satines cash value % re-
duced to 10. Black Brocade Silk Grenadines: cash
value ST. reduced to 80 cents Fancy Silks cash value
so, reduced to 37H. Black and colored Albatross,
elmer than nuns veingD wide double width, all pure
wool. 37k. Beautiful Lawns, nearly one yard wide;
cash value 12A, reduced to 8.
Cash Customers who buy So or over will receive
pair of HANDSOME DAMASK TOWELS. worth 81.
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STAINED GLASS SUBSTITUTE, All 7th st. NV.
g. 30 THERMOMETERS now SOC. Hempler's AVE- AZ
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The DEADLY PEANUr-FlOrence Mabel the child
met with singular death Monday. Willie eat
Ing peanuts piece lodged In her throat, causing
swelling OF the bronchial tubes, which resulted
fatally.
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'sROyal Glue'' mends 'em.-Bo,

$3 Per Gallon, 7Jc. Quart Bottle. No. 1
Rye WhiSkey, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail MCGEEs, 9th near St WIS
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in Il ID. 'Ward" prints 4Oc per ID.
Also Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Milk
&C. per quart.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

=
STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON LEAVES 9Th
FRIDAY al M, for all Potomac River Landings, a.
far as Nomini, Currioman, and LeonRrdtown- On
Kinsale. Fare TO all landings Frst-cass 80 cents;
second-class, % cents. je20-lm
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
LAKE elegantly furnished throughout, leaves 9TH:
street wharf every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at $50 pm stopping at hnsy Point ,I
going and returning f1rst-class meals served IN
dining groom on main deck
staterooms secured and baggage checked At 819.
1851 Penn. ave. Loyd's Express Offices ana On
steamer. Telephone call-94. my13-6mo
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE Capt W. C. Geogheean. win n.
sume her trips between BALTIMORE aud WASH
iNGTON and for all landings on the Potomac River,
D. M and Washington sunday y. m. Freight NJ
APP Apply 70 - sfEPHENsoN BRO. Agents
om,. 4l9Ioth st NV.
fo6-6m oHoe' 18th and Penn. ".
NOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
NEW IRON STEAMER .MAKEFIELp-
Leaves 9TH ST. wharf on MONDAYS. THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS al Am. Returning TUEspAYS
Clements Bay. Md Conrects with b. and O. r. H. e
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN b. PADGETT, Ast
e. W. RIDLEY. Manager. n25
nREcT TO NEW YoRk,-EREIGHT, STEAMERS
fsst River, y. Y, every SATURDAY at pm; 6thsS
wharf Washington, every THURSDAY AOkNIN0
Freight At lowest rates sp4
NsT. VERNON MT VERNON,
AA STEAMER W W coRcoRAN
Leaves 9Th street wharf daily texcept sunday fcrM
- seia IL BLAKE oapt.an
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DROWNED AT OCEAN VIEw.-Two children of
Frank Edwards, cOlOred attendant at one OF the
cluo-houses at Ocean View-a boy aged fourteen
ana girl OF ten-were drowned near the View
MONDAY evening while bathing some distance from
the CLUB house.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ssss SIS E:
S ana
hGasy nss5nRs nsiss q pei Ssss
Hotel HESHSRHfba BEACH. DEL tN@
5 ahso9F sRs d fISSs Sssa' June
siss nosl xs's gs .Tes sss
a1 sa Z films III pamphlet NJ sissS
s ss RiiSh 81 81 ,Siss
tensi!e grounds nasnicens SHADE SE large t1
Moderate liberal rstes & families see cfrc@
lars No intoxicating liquor. Nf1-1ms
opa p Il gss4 &c s.IsI
s Open BoEH5 tEsnsps rs
fsss sSs1. 5Ssk Fl
Washington for Keho6otS Beach, Deswar az .eaSe
ea'sfs at s9s r SSdIs.s &SHS
BURTON. Manager for Bright House Co jei38its
27OO RtET Ohio ah Hsio. TIDE aLA TAgEk q
Ho:el. Rooms large and airy. Terms mod yENA9
HRfi Efis'i Prop sP'" o.ss4a NJ
RQcKEINVssHANMS:: ~ va, ,sPRiNgA HARRISON;
Cav Address = RoPK sasliui' Pleasant 49,
jy5-14t McGaheysville, Va lE,E5
TINE CRYSTAL OCEAN BEACH, N -
Il Directly on Beach: within so yards surf VEA0
frst-cass table. MRS. s. C. HAINES nee IE;EH
Miss CLEMENT, formerly of Delaware House iyi- Inn.
SEASIDE HOTEL OCEAN CITY MD, 1
y will be open for the reception Of guests vENA =
ON July 1st. S. J. MASSEY lEisa
3e2S-lm Proprietor.
DLOCK ISLAND, r. L-HOTEL MANISSES: IL
- miles at sea delightful climate; bathing 4 3
fishing; new cable: daily boats electric bells yA4
Send for ILL., circular. jecS. I'm
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Boating, Bicycling, and travelling
Shirts for men and boys all colOrs and Sizes from
SOC. to 81, at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot and
Sewing Machine Rooms, 18th and Il. Prompt at
tenttOn to mail orders.
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TESTING THE STATISTICAL the session OF Dis.
trfct Assembly 80, X. OF l., in Fan River Mass
yesterday, the investigation was for the purpose
OF testing the statistics Of Carroll ID. Wright It
was represented that he obtained eight per cent
OF his information from manufacturers while the
Investigations OF the committee were based upon
testimony or operatives.
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Boys Gray, White, and Blue Elanne
Shirts, Soc; youths, 75c. mems 81 at Auerbach'
Bicycle Shirt Depot and Sewing Machine Rooms
9TH and II.
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HealthfuI Summer Dr,nIxs,

Healthful Summer Drinks.
A bottle OF Raspberry Syrup at SOC.
bottle OF Lime Juice, at sac
Keep in the home bottle OF Blackberry Brandy,
75c.
For Iced Tea
pound of our Japan Tea, at SOC.
pound OF our OOlong Tea, at soc.
A pound Of our English Breakfast Tea at 6Oc
Claret Wines all prices, marked way down for
our 60 days summer sale.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-20

500 Extra Fine Quality Flannel Shirts
at $15O; good value at ST. all cOlors and Sizes at
Auerbach'S Bicycle Shirt Depot and Sewing Ma
chine Rooms, 7th and H,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-20

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